> So by acting like we use esy on Bucklescript, when we actually use npm, we get a very similar result? Yeah, we use npm in that case just to fetch deps and la

> So by acting like we use esy on Bucklescript, when we actually use npm, we get a very similar result? Yeah, we use npm in that case just to fetch deps and layout them in node_modules which bucklescript understands. Otherwise we use esy for native built tools (ocamlmerlin, preprocessors and etc).